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Portuguese marble has been used since Roman times and is featured in iconic buildings across Europe and beyond.

The Estremoz Anticline region is especially famous for its geological richness and marble reserves.

Diversity and uniqueness

• White Marbles : Estremoz selections range from pure white to versions with golden or pink veins.
• Pink Marbles : Aurora Pink and Salmon Pink offer everything from soft blush tones to bold reddish hues.

• Grey Marbles : Tigerskin and Ruivina show dramatic veining and are popular in modern design.

• Green Marbles : Verde Viana is the only green marble in Portugal, with stunning shades of beige and gold.

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• Limestone – Types such as Moleanos and Creme Fatima are creamy beige, fine-grained, and easy to work with. They are commonly used in flooring, cladding, and building facades.
• Granite – Varieties such as Pedras Salgadas and Vila Real feature speckled patterns of gray, pink, and black. Ideal for countertops, monuments, and paving stones.
• Travertine – A porous, textured stone, usually in a light cream or silver hue. It's perfect for wall cladding and luxury interiors.
• Slate – A dark, layered stone with a rustic appearance. Widely used for roofing, garden paths, and wall tiles.
• Sandstone – Earthy and grainy in appearance, great for landscaping and exterior wall projects.
• Quartzite – Durable and shiny, usually available in shades of white or gray. A must-have choice for kitchen surfaces and decorative applications.
• Onyx – Luxurious and translucent with dramatic veining. Ideal for backlit surfaces, accent walls, and high-end interior design.